Showing posts with label clothes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label clothes. Show all posts

Wednesday, 12 June 2013

Welcome back readers


First of all on behalf of everyone reading this I want to wish you a huge belated Happy New Year! Although we’re half way through it now so you may take it as premature Happy New Year for 2014!

In any case sorry I have taken my time in updating the blog, trust me lots has been going on and all very positive. Some of which I’ll share with you in the following weeks and I will try and dedicate myself to submitting more frequently and consistently.

We have all been REALLY busy! In the past year or so we have had a few new members to the team, a love story, introduction of GIFTAID, a new carpet, a visit from Viking FM & a re-tweet on Twitter from Jennifer Saunders - how cool is that?!
The power of Twitter it’s taking over the world. Did you know Autism Plus is on twitter? @autism_plus follow & spread the word! #wordup


We also recently had a successful Autism World Awareness day and as that was my last blog topic before my one year hiatus, so it is fitting to start it back on that! Oh and I promised you a love story I will get to that soon........Stay tuned!

Monday, 1 August 2011

custard, bag pipes and money

Strangest things we have had donated: 
·       A tin of custard
·       A fur coat made out of squirrels (with the heads and tails still attached)
·       Ornaments from Amsterdam full of whisky (see earlier blogs)
·       A cabinet full of cat hair and rabbit droppings
·       Homemade CD albums
·       Empty cardboard boxes
·       200 year old bibles
·       Out of date pack of ginger nuts
·       Underwear (from people you would not expect)
·       Exasperatingly large clothes
·       DVD’s with the adult movies still in the machine drawer (apparently Japanese “actors”)
·       Bag pipes
·       Guns with bullets (mainly decorative) in primark carrier bags
·       Swords (blunt)
·       Bags of rubbish quite literally
·       Adult toys
·       Leather jackets with various random items still in the pockets
·       Lipsticks with the head bitten off
·       Foreign money
Most (if not all!) cannot be sold in the shops and must either be disposed or sent to the authorities but does supply us with endless entertainment. Thank you all for your donations.
To be continued…..